How exploitation launched human cooperation
Abstract
Cooperation plays a crucial role in primate social life. However, the evolution of large-scale human cooperation from the cognitive fundamentals found in other primates remains an evolutionary puzzle. Most theoretical work focuses on positive reciprocity (helping) or coordinated punishment by assuming well-defined social roles or institutions (e.g., punishment pools), sophisticated cognitive abilities for navigating these, and sufficiently...
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Title
How exploitation launched human cooperation
Published Date
May 23, 2019
Volume
73
Issue
6
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